Make the UTAA the Best It Can Be
Following are excerpts from Ford Little's remarks at the meeting of the Alumni Association Board of Governors in Knoxville.
Meet Your Officers
This year's officers of the UT Alumni Association are an experienced lot, and two of them are second-generation alumni leaders.
Association News
You can save as much as 15-20% on the price of home and automobile insurance coverage by purchasing through the UTAA.
Association News
This year, I've asked you to share your stories about how education transforms lives. They are powerful reminders that education matters.
Meet Your New UTAA President
Tearing through the halls of Gatlinburg's Mountain View Hotel, 10-year-old Ford Little relished the freedom afforded him by the UTAA.
Farewell, Dave Roberts
In the 8 days before Dave Roberts came to work for the UTAA in 1966, he resigned his job in Nashville, got married, and moved to Knoxville.
Giving Is Its Own Reward
UT, always grateful for donor support, has initiated a trio of awards that formally recognize people who have made giving an art form.
Let’s Mobilize the UT Nation
Recently, UT came calling on Ron Turner. Only months earlier, he had retired as head of Ceridian Corporation.
Alumni Chapters Invest in Local Students
10 years later, Lisa DeBusk appreciates the significance of her scholarship and is returning the favor by serving as a chapter treasurer.
In the Spotlight: Hamilton County Chapter
Can you hear the cheers? It's probably the Hamilton County UT alumni whooping it up again. They're always up to something.
Education Changes Lives
Though their stories are quite different, Kayvon Sadrabadi and Paige Pettit both credit education with altering their lives.
Education Changes Lives
Meet some of the UT graduates whose lives have been dramatically changed by the education they received here.
Association News
The UTAA gets alumni together for Homecoming, pep rallies, and chapter meetings--you knew that, right? Do you know what else we do?
Education Makes a Difference
I want to ask you to volunteer to work with our youth. As college graduates, we are the minority in our state.
Share Your Stories
Education changes lives. For Debbie Ingram, that's not just a catchy slogan but a personal cause.
The Honor of Their Presence
Sometimes the simplest ideas are the most effective--for instance, praising outstanding high-school juniors and urging them to go to UT.
Time is Right to Reconnect
The time is right to talk about the last, and often the best, of our alumni 3 R's: Recruiting, Reinvesting, and--RECONNECTING!
